From 8305bb37c0bdd1a36308ff1aa42f290d167ad4cf Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Jean-Francois Dockes The following describe new and updated filters, which will be
- part of the next release, but can be installed on the current
- release if you need them.Updated filters for Recoll
For updated filters, you just need to copy the script to the - filters directory which may be typically either /usr/share/recoll/filters, or /usr/local/share/recoll/filters. Please check that the script is executable after copying it, and make it so if @@ -62,44 +62,50 @@ these updated and complete versions: mimemap mimeconf - mimeview
+ mimeview. --+There is a new rclepub filter for EPUB ebooks. It is new for - all recoll versions before 1.18.0.
-rclchm needs to be updated for all Recoll versions up - to and including 1.17.1.
-If you are running an older Recoll version, you really - should upgrade.
-
There is a slightly more detailed description of the filter + installation procedure on the + + Recoll Wiki.
+The following entries are in reverse chronologic order. Each + lists the latest Recoll release on which the update makes sense + (newer releases have an up to date version of the filter).
-However, if you are running a Recoll version older than 1.17, + you should really upgrade.
+ +New rclepub filter for EPUB documents. This needs the - python epub decoding module. The mimeview/mimemap and - mimeconf files in this directory have the appropriate - entries.
+ python epub decoding module. -rclchm. The previous version of the + filter mishandled files which had encoded internal URLs (not + very frequent, but happens).
+ +The new filter will correctly handle - exported Google Docs - documents and also Open/LibreOffice ones in some cases. The - previous filters concatenated all the text inside the exported - Google docs without any spacing...
+ exported Google Docs documents and also Open/LibreOffice ones in + some cases. The previous filters concatenated all the text + inside the exported Google docs without any spacing... -New rcltar filter for tar archives. The indexing of tar archives is disabled by default in the sample - configuration (stored here). You'll need to add - an application/x-tar = execm rcltar line in the - [index] section of your $HOME/mimeconf to enable it.
+ configuration (stored here). This is an execm + filter !. You'll need to add anBy default, the current recoll version does not index xml content (except for known formats like dia, svg etc.). This @@ -109,24 +115,19 @@ one (see comment in mimeconf), and index everything, including a lot of garbage.
- -rcldia is a new filter for Dia files, contributed by Stefan Friedel.
-rclchm. The previous version of the - filter mishandled files which had encoded internal URLs (not - very frequent, but happens).
-rclokulnote. Okular lets you create annotations for PDF documents and stores them in xml format somewhere under ~/.kde. This filter does not do a nice job to format the data, but will at least let you find it...
-rclgnm. Needs xsltproc and gunzip. As .gnumeric was in the list of explicitely ignored suffixes, you can't just add the mime @@ -136,25 +137,25 @@ contains .gnumeric). The simplest approach may be to just replace the system files with those above.
-rclrar. This is up to date in Recoll 1.16.2 but may be added to Recoll 1.15. It needs the Python rarfile module.
-This is based on the internal mail filter, you just need to download and install the configuration files (mimemap and mimeconf. Will only work with 1.15 and later.
-The filter is corrected to handle utf-8 paths in zip archives: rclzip. Up to date in Recoll 1.16, but may be useful with Recoll 1.15
-The mutagen-based rclaudio filter delivered with recoll 1.14.2 used a very recent mutagen interface which will only work with mutagen versions after 1.17 (probably. at least works with 1.19,